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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1379, 14 February 1905, Page 3

Throe shillings in the oft Calico Sheeting, Towels, etc. ; 4s in the £on Prints, Muslins, Dress Goods,, etc. ; 4s in tho £ ofis Hats, Shirts,, Ties,’ Clothing, etc. ; 5s in the & oft Millinery and Lace Nw:kwoarv— Eon is days oply^—c. ROSIE AND CO. MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Manager .. Mr R. H.iJollins. Representative .. Mr Fred JDawson* SHT. LAS TO-NiaST. TO m And the NIGHT OF THJ§ SEASON. A Notable E/unt. Grand Mkiaal Attraction for Gisborne. THRES& CONCERTS ONLY. Be appearanoatof/ha World-renowed FiSiC JUBI&EE SINGERS. 9-sta/. Artists—a AU Soloists of Higjh EsoXlenoe, and somo of them unsurpassedfon thoXConoert Platform f the World. S,cl Don’t fail to Jome and Mar the great American Tenor, Mr CI sr Xco Tisdale. Special Fianykiudlj lent Dresden Piano CompanPBICES— 6b, 2s, and Is. Plan at Miller’s

IS MAJESTY'S THEATKi Commencing TQ-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) NIGHT, FEB. 15th. RETURN AND FAREWELL VISIT Of the Eminent Dramatic Artists, ALFRED WOODS And MAUD WILLIAMSON, Supported by their newly-orpanised company, In a Repertoire of Great Plays, When they will hove the honor of presenting for the first time in Gisborne, “ THE GARDEN OF LIES.” A delightful and romantic drama, in five nets, founded on Justin Miles Foreman’s remarkably successful work of the same name. The Latest London Success brought to Gisborne. The mo3t artistic, entrancing and fascinating play ever presented. A New Play. A New Theme. Whioh will most assuredly take Gisborne by storm. Magnificently Staged and Costumed.

THURSDAY— “ MY WIFE’S MOTHER.” Friday— “THE CHRISTIAN.” PRIORS —Circle 4s, Reserved Stalls 3s, Stalls 2s, Pit Is. Plan at Miller's. COLLEGE GROUNDS WAERENGA-A-HIKA. THURSDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY." TURANGA GHUR3H FETE. ATTRACTIONS: Telephone Office (Marcooisrams), Toy Stall, Merry-go-round, Gsoillatorium, "Weights and Measures, Rifle Shooting, Aunt Sally, Automaton Card Player, Camera Obsoura, etc., etc. Gates Open 10.30 a.m. LUNCH procurable on, the Ground from 12 to 2 ; price One Shilling. gJAfternoon Tea and Refreshments, Iced Drinks, etc.

SAI.E OF WORK. GYMKHANA. • O' 11 a.m. —Lemon Cutting 1.30 p m.—TiltiDg (gentlemen) 2.30 p.m. —Tilting (ladies) 3.15 p.m.— Needle Threading 4.15 p.m.—Gretna Green ltaoe (prize for • best dreesed lady), 4.45 p.m.—Flag Race , 5.15 p.m Bendbog Competition. SPORTS. 1 p.m.—looyds Race (boys under 15) 2.15 p m.— 100yds ltaoe (girls under 15) 3.30 p.m. —Driving Competition (blindfold) 4 p.m.—Nail-Driving (ladies) 4.30 p.m.—Necktie Race. | 5 p.m. —OraDge Race. TEA from 5.30 to 6. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT at 7 30 p m. Buggleß and Horses -will be in charge of a Careteker. FREE. ADMISSION—AduIts 2s, Children under 14, 6d. Family Tickets 5s (admitting parents and children under 14, not sold at gates) can be obtained at Crawford’s Book Arcade, Gisborne, at country stores, and from members of Committee. . >

ISLAND FRUIT. WILLIAMS & KETXE, LTD,, ■ jr - - Will Sell by’B&biie Auction, at their Mart, Lows at 2 o'clock — CONSIGNjf&T OK--' CHOICE isla t ~ !ANy, itioneer. W. LARSEN, CABINETMAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBORNE ((Next door to Royal Carriage Works) ■UYERS OF HOUSEHOLD ► FURNITURE. BEPAIBS A SPECIALTY. mRI THE LATEST IN SUMMER J_ DBINKB, . AMERICAN MiLK SHAKE, At THE TROCADERO.'

MONEY TO LEND to Lend on Freehold Seonrity Apply— JOHN COLEMAN, Gisborne,